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Mar 05 03:36:06 hbruce: build successful on another machine, so there is somethign for me to debug when I have some time
Mar 05 03:36:11 thanks for all the help !!
Mar 05 05:29:05 Hey if I BitBaked the generic package of Yocto .. where is the image stored?
Mar 05 05:29:11 I cant seem to find it\
Mar 05 05:33:59 puf: maybe it is here poky/build/tmp/deploy/images/qemux86
Mar 05 05:36:35 bmg. Shouldn't it have changed the name since I did not choose to make the qemu one but instead I choose the genericx64 verions?
Mar 05 05:37:03 or will it still be ok? Also...how do I get it onto a memory stick... just use TuxBoot or Universal USB maker?
Mar 05 05:37:07 then poky/build/tmp/deploy/images/ ??
Mar 05 05:58:44 What to dI do with the image in the Deploy folder? what Do I copy to a USB to be able to install it on my target machine?
Mar 05 05:58:45 .
Mar 05 06:00:21 puf: did you build an iso? or a disk image?
Mar 05 06:03:42 Ahm... well I didnt know you can do both.. this was the command I used "bitbake core-image-minimal"
Mar 05 06:04:25 SO guess its an image... is there a difference though?
Mar 05 06:05:37 puf: Yocto can build all sorts of images, it really depends on your needs.
Mar 05 06:08:11 puf: so genericx86(-x64) don't generate directly bootable images by default
Mar 05 06:08:43 puf: you could put them together yourself or you can change some configs and get yocto to build a bootable filesystem image
Mar 05 06:08:56 or a live iso
Mar 05 06:10:55 puf: what exactly is you situation are you trying to boot on physical hardware?
Mar 05 06:18:46 nrossi: which configs? I am reading about IMAGE_BOOT_FILES but I wonder what's more is used to generate bootable imagees
Mar 05 06:21:17 funman: Look at IMAGE_FSTYPES, the ones you are probably after as "hddimg" or "iso"
Mar 05 06:21:52 funman: IMAGE_BOOT_FILES is for wic, which is another alternative but is more interesting when customizing the boot.
Mar 05 06:32:03 nrossi: I need to build a genericx64 into a Image that will be installed from a USB stick onto my target syste
Mar 05 06:32:24 nrossi: thanks, I think I want a custom IMAGE_FSTYPES to put u-boot where it's expected
Mar 05 06:39:12 nrossi: Do I change something in my conf files to be able to create a USB installable image?
Mar 05 06:52:10 puf: I think README.hardware mentions USB images
Mar 05 06:55:37 how do I select which gcc to compile my recipe?
Mar 05 07:18:02 funman: Yea .. where did you find README.hardware ?
Mar 05 07:20:01 Because I cant seem to find any resources on how to actually install the created image onto the target system... thing is its not just 1 image file instead its like a whole bunch of files.. one looks like the root of a LINUX system
Mar 05 07:20:34 puf: there should be an img file
Mar 05 07:20:48 http://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit/cgit.cgi/poky/tree/README.hardware
Mar 05 07:21:02 no I dont have one... I did however get 7 warnings on the image compilation : /
Mar 05 07:21:11 Thanks :)
Mar 05 07:23:31 I see what you mean but yeaaa I dont have a .hddimg file : /
Mar 05 07:24:09 i want to run android on imx 6 Quad instead of linaro
Mar 05 07:25:29 puf: Hmmm Yocto output doesn't really work the way you expect, there is not "installer" in the reference distros at least
Mar 05 07:26:03 is it possible for yocto to deliver android platform on imx6 element 4
Mar 05 07:26:34 nrossi: Yea ok and that is fine but how do I go about just getting it ready to install? Whats the procedure...Iver read the README.hardware a little and it still seems like I need a HDD.IMG
Mar 05 07:26:40 or .hddimg file
Mar 05 07:27:27 i know qt on yocto is possible, why android on yocto, not possible?
Mar 05 07:27:46 android Apps on Yocto?
Mar 05 07:27:58 OS on OS seems a little ... strange
Mar 05 07:28:16 bluepimple: The only thing i know about regarding Yocto and Android is http://layers.openembedded.org/layerindex/branch/master/layer/meta-android/
Mar 05 07:29:27 puf: So yer if you are after imaging your system, you will probably want a hddimg unless you are interested in installing grub/etc manually
Mar 05 07:29:47 puf: In your local.conf you will want something like IMAGE_FSTYPES = "hddimg"
Mar 05 07:30:05 nrossi: I couldn't find it in that file actually
Mar 05 07:30:06 let me check
Mar 05 07:30:08 nrossi: can tell me more about andriod running on bsp
Mar 05 07:30:15 puf: you might also want the live image as a way to boot up linux so that you can write the image to the drive
Mar 05 07:30:31 puf: Just add it to the end of your local.conf
Mar 05 07:31:09 bluepimple: Not sure what you are asking exactly, maybe rephrase your question and give a bit more detail as to what you are trying to achieve
Mar 05 07:34:59 i like to run android on imx6 quad core. is there any guide?
Mar 05 07:35:44 nrossi: After adding that to my local.conf nothing really happened
Mar 05 07:36:05 when I bitbake my image it just says nothing to do
Mar 05 07:36:14 Attempted 1806 tasks of which 1806 didn't need to be rerun and all succeeded.
Mar 05 07:37:56 puf: do you get some files in the deploy/images/generic.../ output directory?
Mar 05 07:37:59 hddimg is x86 only thing
Mar 05 07:38:16 is that what ur targetting
Mar 05 07:39:00 in /build/tmp/deploy/images there is no generic folder
Mar 05 07:39:02 : /
Mar 05 07:39:23 mean /build/tmp/deploy/images/qemux86
Mar 05 07:39:49 no generic folder anywhere :(
Mar 05 07:40:02 puf: you were targeting genericx86-x64 earlier, you still trying to build for that?
Mar 05 07:40:10 Yes
Mar 05 07:40:22 for somen reason it stil builds as qemu
Mar 05 07:40:34 seems like my builder just voids my local.conf file completely
Mar 05 07:40:51 puf: your environment got MACHINE=?
Mar 05 07:41:58 yes mine is MACHINE ??= "genericx86"
Mar 05 07:42:04 " MACHINE ??= "genericx86" "
Mar 05 07:42:47 puf: yep but you mentioned bitbake is trying to build out qemux86, if you have "MACHINE" set in your shell environment it will override the local.conf default
Mar 05 07:44:24 What do you mean MACHINE? Like took out the comment for the MACHINE ??= "genericx86" ?
Mar 05 07:44:42 In the conf/local.conf file?
Mar 05 07:44:54 in your bash/etc shell if you run "echo $MACHINE" does it have a value?
Mar 05 07:45:58 Hmm if I fun in Admin user " echo $MACHINE " I get an empty space...so id assume it has no value set to it?
Mar 05 07:46:49 wait admin user? are you running bitbake as root?
Mar 05 07:47:18 nope not as root.... I wanted to run BitBake as root but then it said SANITY CHECK DONT RUN BITBAKE AS ROOT
Mar 05 07:47:28 soo... I decided not to run bitbake as root
Mar 05 07:47:33 good good :)
Mar 05 07:47:38 jus a user with Admin rights
Mar 05 07:48:08 just change that MACHINE ??= ... line to 'MACHINE = "genericx86"'
Mar 05 07:48:37 Yes that is what it is without the ' '
Mar 05 07:48:42 OHh
Mar 05 07:48:43 ok I see
Mar 05 07:48:44 lol
Mar 05 07:48:46 soz my bad
Mar 05 07:50:31 good morning
Mar 05 07:50:56 mckoan: good morning
Mar 05 07:56:06 hi nrossi
Mar 05 08:58:14 What is the most straightforward way to create a multiimage build? That is a build with rootfs on one disk and seperate applications on a second disk?
Mar 05 08:58:26 with bitbake that is
Mar 05 09:12:37 hello, do you have some stable kernel with CAAM ?
Mar 05 09:12:48 or do you have some successes ?
Mar 05 09:38:34 In a recent patch on OE-core it was mentioned that /var/log "might not be a volatile". I assume that refers to base-files ${localstatedir}/volatile/log. Am I right that this can only be changed by replacing base-files?
Mar 05 09:39:28 In other words, any distro using OE's base-files will have /var/volatile and symlinks elsewhere?
Mar 05 10:18:28 hello, i am wondering if we can re-use generated sysroot across different machines, lets say we have three users - a superuser that has access to all meta layers and two normal users which only have access to their layers and the distribution layer. how will the two normal users be able to build their recipes? We can not reuse the yocto sdk with yocto. so would it be possible to reuse the tmp/sysroot generated by the superuser? pls see this picture here: ht
Mar 05 10:43:22 Hello all. I have a problem setting up my Eclipse ADT - Might I ask for a solution here?
Mar 05 11:12:15 Hi, does anyone know if it's normal that I get undefined references errors when trying to recompile the kernel with bitbake ? I used bitbake -c menuconfig linux-imx command and modified one field to compile the driver as a module
Mar 05 11:14:08 The weird thing is that if I change again the m=module option to yes=driver, the build is failing with the same error
Mar 05 11:14:39 but the original defconfig file gets the work done
Mar 05 11:20:30 is there a way to download binaries from svn and populate sysroot with them?
Mar 05 11:21:13 so that not everything is build from source?
Mar 05 11:23:20 what's the newest version available on linux-yocto-dev?
Mar 05 11:34:57 When making a package using plain make, should I have to do something in particular to get the right arch flags? -march, -mfloat-abi, etc?
Mar 05 11:36:48 ping bluelightning
Mar 05 11:38:14 I might add I didn't have to in 1.6, but in 1.7 it seems to fail, unless something odd is going on.
Mar 05 11:43:21 ericbutters: your link of the picture was no complete, your message was too long
Mar 05 11:44:08 Hi for a Eclipse ADT setup I've generate a SDK via: bitbake -c populate_sdk core-image-minimal
Mar 05 11:45:37 hello, i am wondering if we can re-use generated sysroot across different machines, lets say we have three users - a superuser that has access to all meta layers and two normal users which
Mar 05 11:45:45 only have access to their layers and the distribution layer. how will the two normal users be able to build their recipes? We can not reuse the yocto sdk with yocto.
Mar 05 11:45:50 so would it be possible to reuse the tmp/sysroot generated by the superuser? pls see this picture here
Mar 05 11:46:02 When i try to use the sysrootfs that is contained in the installed SDK folder ~/minimal-sdk/sysroots/armv5te-poky-linux-gnueabi the Run-As->External Tools->qemu... will break with ...pseudo_state does not exist
Mar 05 11:46:08 http://imgur.com/Rc9Cm5U
Mar 05 11:57:05 what do I have to do to get a review or commit on http://lists.openembedded.org/pipermail/bitbake-devel/2015-February/005493.html?
Mar 05 13:23:32 I'm trying to understand what I need to do to get correct make invocation in a recipe: Using EXTRA_OEMAKE="PREFIX=\"${prefix}\" CC=\"${CC}\""
Mar 05 13:23:53 I get make errors, because it interprets the compiler flags as flags to make
Mar 05 13:26:30 https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/cm783bVr
Mar 05 13:27:20 Yet when I copy the command line poky says it uses into a devshell, it works
Mar 05 13:27:43 I don't really understand why not :/
Mar 05 14:14:14 my odroid-c1 image ready to be tested \o/
Mar 05 14:15:02 i am so excited that I typed dd in the wrong terminal and overwrote my external HD boot sector instead of the sdcard though
Mar 05 14:57:26 simonl: first of all, escaping like that doesn't work inb itbake's file format. what that'll do is remove the leading and traling ", and then pass the \" as is to the shell script we emit
Mar 05 14:58:03 simonl: EXTRA_OEMAKE = "'PREFIX=${prefix}' 'CC=${CC}' 'CFLAGS=${CFLAGS}'" etc might work better
Mar 05 14:58:16 that is, use ' inside the value, not \"
Mar 05 15:11:15 kergoth: Ah. Thanks for the explanation. I passed the CC= part to oe_runmake directly instead, since the flags aren't needed for the install task anyway.
Mar 05 15:11:49 that's not ideal in general, and deviates from our conventions. many buildsystems will detect a change in flags at make install time and rebuild things
Mar 05 15:11:57 perhaps not in this case, but..
Mar 05 15:15:59 kergoth: right. In this case I'm pretty sure it won't do that, but I see your point
Mar 05 15:38:16 Hi, I have added qtwebengine to my local.conf, but during "do_rootfs" appear the error "ERROR: qtwebengine not found in the base feeds". Any clue?
Mar 05 16:41:04 Hi ! Is it possible to see all gcc lines when compiling using bitbake -c compile ?
Mar 05 16:41:15 I want to know if my options are correctly given
Mar 05 16:49:44 jmleo: you need to use bitbake -e and then check for the compile task what the cammand was
Mar 05 16:49:54 commadn*]
Mar 05 16:50:01 command*
Mar 05 16:50:37 aehs29: thx !
Mar 05 16:51:17 jmleo: np
Mar 05 18:12:25 anyone seeing linux-yocto rebuilding every time?
Mar 05 18:12:51 I can't say, I have AUTOREV...
Mar 05 18:13:11 the sstate signatures look the same, but still I see it rebuilding far too many times from the same metadata
Mar 05 18:13:29 i'm seeing qemu-native rebuilding and emitting the same sstate as was already there
Mar 05 18:13:33 but haven't nailed down when or why..
Mar 05 19:22:05 kergoth: when did the clock start on that?
Mar 05 19:22:15 no idea
Mar 05 19:22:32 no, your corner-case clock
Mar 05 19:22:50 * nerdboy timing in case it's a new record
Mar 05 19:23:15 heh :)
Mar 05 19:23:25 i need to fix tha tbitbake bug i found last week to make sure it isn't part of the problem
Mar 05 19:23:30 reduce variables..
Mar 05 19:23:59 hold for now then...
Mar 05 19:24:38 * nerdboy poking at K1 xorg desktop crap
Mar 05 20:16:34 zeddii, why does using cfg file to control kenel config hate me
Mar 05 20:17:10 flynn378, did adding that usb-serial.cfg file really work for you?
Mar 05 20:21:12 It worked great for me. I have to talk to comcast back in 20
Mar 05 20:21:30 k
Mar 05 20:23:35 Ok water not Comcast, waiting on them. I tested with an Arduino and TTDI cable, plugged the USB into the E310 and the device was created.
Mar 05 20:23:43 What are you seeing?
Mar 05 20:24:20 yours is OK
Mar 05 20:24:26 something I added broke it
Mar 05 20:25:05 progress
Mar 05 20:27:06 Is it somewhere I can look and test
Mar 05 20:30:57 yours is fine, just trying to turn on a camera
Mar 05 20:31:29 balint is nuts
Mar 05 20:31:44 I was about to work on that
Mar 05 20:37:46 hmm, might be a stupid problem
Mar 06 01:33:30 bitbake binutils got following error
Mar 06 01:33:31 | ldemul.o:(.data+0x8a8): undefined reference to `ld_shl_emulation'
Mar 06 01:33:32 | ldemul.o:(.data+0x8b0): undefined reference to `ld_shlelf_emulation'
Mar 06 01:33:32 | ERROR: oe_runmake failed
Mar 06 01:33:32 | WARNING: exit code 1 from a shell command.
Mar 06 01:33:32 ERROR: Task 932 (virtual:native:/poky/meta/recipes-devtools/binutils/binutils_2.24.bb, do_compile) failed with exit code '1'
Mar 06 01:33:48 anyone have the same problem in 1.7.1 dizzy?
Mar 06 01:43:11 can I use only 'iscsi-initiator-utils' , but no not 'open-iscsi-user'/'open-iscsi/kernel' for open iscsi utility?
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